| A | B |
|---|
| voyage | a long trip. |
| baggage | luggage brought on a trip. |
| luggage | suitcase to carry clothing. |
| native | belonging to a person because of the person's place of birth. |
| language | orally sounds used for communication. |
| postage | a surchased stamp used to mail items. |
| notice | a see something. |
| creative | to be very orginal with fresh ideas. |
| practice | to repeat the same activity over and over. |
| knowledge | information learned. |
| captive | held prisoner or kept under the control of another. |
| average | typical, usual, or ordinary. |
| justice | the quality of being just or fair. |
| bandage | a strip of cloth or other material used to bind, cover, or protect a wound or other injury. |
| message | a communication sent from one person to another. |
| sevice | the act or work of helping others; aid. |
| shortage | to run out a an item. |
| passage | a journey; a narrow path or channel. |
| detective | a person whose work is to get information about crimes and try to solve them. |
| relative | a person related to another by family |
| village | a small location where people live. |
| package | a bundle of things packed together. |
| manage | to have control over. |
| cottage | a small house in the country. |
| marriage | the condition of living together as husband and wife. |
| heritage | something handed down to later generations from earlier generations. |
| cooperative | done by working together with others. |
| apprentice | a person who is learning a craft or trade by working for a skilled worker. |
| superlative | being the very best. |
| primitive | of or in an early stage in the development of human culture. |
